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t DEMOCRATIC AUDiiSSSTo the People of Utah Delivered at SaltLake Oity en Saturday June 16th bythe Territorial Da ocratio OonvantiResolved That as the convention wasnot called to make nominations orformulate a platform ot principles thefollowing be adopted ae the sentimentsof the convention to be presented inthe form ot an address to the people ofUtahWe the democrats of Utah in convention assembled hereby declare ourdevotion to the time honored principlesof the denioci tic party as enunciatedin the national platforms and imbed Ided in the harts of its membersWe are emphatically in favor ofequal rights to all and special privileges to none of the greatest possibleliberty to every individual compatiblewith the pubic welfare of the advancement and support ot home Industriesof the maintenance of local selfgovernment to the tallest rightful extentand of a strict construction of the naional constitutionWe are in favor I of such reformthe tariff as is consistent with the interests of the consumer and the producer and declare that duties uponforeign imports should be levied uponthe luxuries so far as possible and notupon the necessaries of life for thepurpose of providing revenue for thenecessary expenses 01 government andnot for the special benefit of any classor private enterprise We are opposedto the bounty system by which themany are taxed for the enrichment ofa lewWe demand the speedy passage ofthe bill for trriff reform now pendingin the senate including the provisionfor an income tax by w inch those largeproperty holders who are best ableshall bear tHeir lust share of the burden of taxation And se denounce tileobstructive policy ot the republicansin congress oy which a heeded measure to provide public revenue is delayed causing uuceitiinty and doubtin coumeiciul and manufacturingcircles and thus paralzmg industryand arresting trade To the factioushindrances which are sill thrown inthe way ot the Wilsau bill by repablican senators are due to the slow progress it is making and the disasteisthat are consequent upon the delayWe demand the restoration ot silverto the constitutional position it occupied as money previous to the act of1S78 by which the republican party Icast down that historic and essentialmoney metal and caused the increasing disasters which beginning withthe panic of 1873 and bursting forth atintervals with terrible severity depressing the agricultural interess ofthe country creating unrest and discontent among the oppressed laboringclasses and increasing the armies oftramps which swarmed over the landculminated in the panic of 1893 andstill spreads its blight upon trade andindustryWe call attention to the undeniablefact that the republican party took thegovernment from the democratic administration in 18S9 wiih more than ahundred million dollars in the natIOnaltreasury and turned it back to thedemocratic party in 193 with a treasurypractically bankruptWe denounce the silver policy of therepublican party as a system of miserable makeshifts to palliate the republican financial crime of 1873 and declaie that only in and through thedemocratic party can the people of theUnited States expect the reestablishment of true bimetaliem which includes the free coinage of silver at theratio of 16 to 1 with gold We believethat this can be done with safety andprofit to this nation by American action independent of European agreement if international cooperation cannot be Immediately obtainedWe denounce the republican policyof protection as embodied in the infamous McKmlej law and reaffirmed bjthat party in its most recent utterances We regard it as an assistantagency to the prostration of silver inproducing the poverty and distress andsocial calamities of various kinds whichstill afflict our countryWe deny that the high tariffs placedupon lead and wool and other commodities have raised their price or benefited the producer of such materialswhile they have been oppressive anddetrimental to the consumer and thecountry at lar eWe cordially endorse the democraticOllfrress and administrationIn repealing the obnoxious federalelection law and thus promoting thefreedom of electionsIn formulating and endeavoring toenact a bill to reform the existing exorbitant system of tariffsIn revising the pension lists so thatwhile all persons deserving the aid ofthe country for services in Its defenseshall be secured in their rights imposters and fraudulent pension agentsshall not be permitted to further bleedthe body politicIn the exercise of the federal forcesto suppress lawlessness where power todo so is clearly vested in the federal authority and declining to interfere whenit would intrude on the rights of alocalgovernment iIn the restoration to the church of IJesus Christ of Latterday Saints property confiscated under the provisions olcongressional law j and we favor theimmediate restoration also of the realproperty EO escheated in view ot theBOW indisputable fad that no pretextremains for charging that the majorityof the people of Utah are in oppositionto national authorityIn the passage through the housesad its report in the senate of a liberaland excellent bill for the admission ofUtah as a state on an equal footingwitn the existing states and we urgeits speedy enactment as a measure ofsimple justice to the oldest and moptprosperous of the existing territoriesJn the appointment bona fide residents of the territory to the variousoffices in the gift of the government instead of men from other sections of theCountry unfamiliar wIth our people andthe situation of our affairs as wasthe rule under republican administrationsAnd we further endorse all efforts tomaintain the dignity and authority ofthe government and remove the effectsof over thirty years of republican misrule We endorse the official acts of ourdelegate in congress Hon J L Rawlins and offer his able and successfulservices as evidence of democratic energy and fidelity to the interests of thepeople of UtahWe denounce the hyprocriey thatportion of the republican press anduarty which infamously endeavors tocharge the effects of the legislativeerrors of a third of a century upon aparty which had but just entered intopower when those terrible evils overspread the country The logic whichargues that effects precede their causesis lit reasoning for a party which affirms that the foreigner pays the tarifftax on the imported goods purchasedby the American peopleWe arraign the republican party forits treacherous course in relation to theBOcalled industrial armies Having brought the laboring classes intothe conditions under which they sufferthrough the ylcious legation ofilong career of power republicans haveI fostered if not eliminated the movement upon Washington by thousandsol the unemployed They have interfered with the efforts of the juJicmiyand the executive in different placesto enforce the law They have encouraged the massing at the seat of goyernment of thousands of homeless menmade desperate by republican legislation hoping that their presencewould embarrass the administration and convey the false impressionthat the party in power is responsiblefor thirty years of republican misruleIn this arraignment we include theselocal republicans who have endeavoredto cast ridicule upon the governor opprobrium upon the judges and insultupon the militia and the constabularywhile those officers were engaged inpreserving the public peace and seeking to turn back the tide of povertywhich was flowing into the territoryWe deeply sympathize with the distress of our lellow citizens the unemployed working people of the countryand particularly of those who aredwellers in our territory We deplorethe policy which has brought into ourmidst large bodies of destitute menwho have been supplied with the very Imeans that was required for the support of the resident poor and some ofwhom sought to obtain the work whichwas needed by our own populationWe declare it to be our conviction thatonly by the reforms which will be in itroduced by a democratic congress andadministration can relief be affordedto the oppressed and needy workingpopulation and prosperity be assuredto the toiling massesWe denounce the false pretenses recently put forth by leaders of the republican party by which they seek todecieve the voters of the United Statesinto the belief that they are friends tosilver by linking it withthe heresy ofprotection The terms bimetalismand the enlarged jse of silver bywhich they seek to dazzle the eyes ofthe west and the south are only catchphrases to fool the unsophisticatedThey do not mean the free and unlimited coinage of silver at the ratioof 16 to 1 which is the only true solution of the money problem and the onlygenuine bimetallic policyWe denounce the national republican party For its false pretenses ofsudden regard for the people of Utahagainst whom in its platforms and byextreme legislation it indicated intensehostility from its inception Its simulated affection is coincident with theappearance of a possibility of republican support in the territory and tl1atits support was the only cause of itsnew attitude It is the unselfish tenderness whicn the spider feels for theflyWeWe denounce the only republican legislature of Utah territory For itswaste of public time and money invain endeavors to manufacture partycapitalFor its opposition to the educationalinterests of the territory by refusingto appropriate sufficient funds for theagricultural college and to carry on tileuniversity according to the provisionsof tha law creating the institution andrequiring the establishment of necessary departments and aiso by endeavoring to cripple the public schools in ascheme to take away part of the revenue necessary to their support and divert it for the purpose of giving bounties to benefit private enterprisesFor striving to commit the representatives of the people in memorials tocongress to gross misrepresentation 01fact and egregious blunders in principleFor defeating legislation which would Ibe for the general interest but not favorable to republican advancementFor making appropriations after refusing to give necessary support to theeducational institutions and the deafmute reform school insane asylum andkindred institutions and neglectingto provide sufficient revenue to meetthe appropriations inconsideratelymadeThe spectacle of republican legislators running away In hot haste to avoidan issue which they had raised themselves evading the officers sent to arrest them and hiding until a republicanmajority could be assured thus stopping the progress of public business inthe upper house of the legislature andbringing that body into public contempt was a scene unparalleled in theannals of our country and exhibitsthe republican party in an attitude ofcowardice and absurdityThe republican legislature showedmore bombast and less capacity moreparsimony and smaller economygreater partisanship and narrowerstatesmanship than any other legislative assembly in the history of the territoryWe endorse the action of GovernorCaleb W West in the interposition ofthe veto power vested in bin by lawto prevent the enactment of viciousand partisan measures and insultingand misleading memorials by which therepublican legislature would but forhis action have injured and disgracedthe territory And we recognize inthe governor a firm discreet and ableexecutive whose influence has beencast on the side of law and order andthe public welfare generallyWe confidently appeal to the citizensof Utah to stand by and support theparty of the constitution and the people from which alone political redemption can come to this territory and per Imanent prosperity to the nation jwhich will demonstrate the superiorityof its principles and policy as soon asmeasures of reform it has inauguratedcan be put into force and produce theireffectfi which works for the greatestgood to thE greatest number which isthe ice of monopolies and the friend ofthe masses which does not dependupon an one man however powerfultor ia guidance or its victory andwhich will maintain and hear off triumphant those sacred doctrines and institutions for which the fat iers of ourcountry fought and bled en J to whichwe hereby pledge our faitu our devotion and our enercies with the fullconviction that success will crown ourefforts and Utah will enter the UnionAS a free and vigorous democratic stateWILLIAM H KINGChairmanWM K REIDSecretaryPAVTD EVANSJOHN T CAINE0 W POWERSJOSEPH iloNBON1 J STEWARTCommitteeCable tfruiii yiteoii LilDear Gresham One more boon IcraveI trust in your affectionTIs not to murder Dole the KnaNor put down insurrectionTis not my crown but me to BJIVI write in deep dejectionAnd so a package I must hiveOf Parks Tea for my complexionGreshams Answer to Queen LilWhen I received your cablegramI thought I sure would faintFor though I often use Parks TeaTie not for your complaintI feared that Mrs G would thinkWrong about our connectionTill on her dresser there I sawParks Tea for her complexionBojcl by Smnot Drag company< 3HONEY LOVING BIRDSThey Sometimes Have Battles With BeesFor the Svrcit BootyThe love for sweet things is a cravingof nature in all living creatures andbirds will sometimes run great risks tosatisfy it Bears in their eagerness toget at the honey in a hollow tree willsometimes wedge themselves into sosmall a hole as to endanger their livesand many forest birds such as woodpeckers blue jays and thrushes willrun the danger of being stung to deathin their endeavors to obtain the sweethoney that the bees store in the hollowtrunks of trees Sometimes they willattack bees on the wing and snap themup for the tiny speck of nectar containedin their sacks Blue jays often take aposition near beehives and fish all dayfor honey Every returning bee iscaught but not devoured for birds willkill the bee only that they may sip upthe honey Unless driven away a fewsuch bird robbers would soon denonulate a hiveOccasionally the bees organize andfight the birds They issue in a bodyfrom tho hive and make a bold attackupon the assassins In the quick sharpconflict that follows the birds invariably get defeated Indeed they do not attempt to resist the onslaught but seeksafety in flight If the bees surroundone of the birds quickly enough thereIs little hope for the robber They settledown upon him and sting him to deathHe may fly away but the bees cling tohis back and sides tenaciously Hisflight soon becomes less energetic andmore and more uncertain until at lasthe drops to the earth and gasps out hislife among the leaves and bushes whilethe bees return triumphantly to theirhomeIn the wild forests the honey lovingbirds sometimes make an organized attempt to drive the bees away from theirhomo in tho hollow trunk of a treeThey first discover the place of the hidden treasure by following the bees on awarm sunny day and if there bo anopening in the tree largo enough to admit them they plunge down the hole ina bodyThen there follows a sharp conflictinside the tree the birds snapping at thebees and cutting them in two at eachsnap Tho only chance for tho bees is tolight on tho backs and sides of thebirds If they fail to do this they aresoon routed and the rich treasures ofsweets are captured by tho enemiesThese battles terminate in various wayssometimes tho bees and sometimes thebirds coming out victoriousOur Animal FriendsThe Laws DelayIn a recent lawsuit in Washingtonthe court was frequently compelled tocut short the cross examination of witnesses by a certain lawyer who was saidto believe in the quantity rather thanthe quality of questions His pointevidently was to make tho case last aslong as possible The following whichis given as nil illustration of tho manner of his questioning exemplifies theremoteness from common sense of someof the methods of law practice ICounsel to the witnessWas itwhiteWitnessYesYou think it was whiteYes IIIt is your opinion then that it wasWhiteYesYesYou are sure it was whiteYesIt is your impression it was whiteYesIt wasnt blackNoYou are sure it wasnt blackI amWasnt it a little dark coloredNoWhatWhat color was ItWhiteWhiteWhiteHere are 10 questions nine of whichare unnecessary But if the lawyer hadsucceeded somewhere in the questioning in undermining the certainty of thewitness ho would have made a smallpoint for his side of the case and fromhis clients point of view his long winded examination would have been justified Youths CompanionCounterfeits In PhiladelphiaMoro counterfeit money is said to bein circulation in Philadelphia now thanever before Among the counterfeits isa dollar silver certificate marked PlateNo 1G Tho check letter is A seriesof 1801 Another bogus 1 dollar notehas the check letter B series of 1880Other counterfeit 1 bills that are afloatin great quantities contain the checkletter D series of 1891 A bogus 2note is also very well executed It hasthe check letter A series of 1S8GThese counterfeits have been scatteredaround in profusion Others of largerdenominations have lately made theirappearance One is a rather carelesslyexecuted 5 note series of 1880 letterD Another note for tho same denomination has tho check letter D series of1886BogusBogus small coin is to be met with onall hands Quarters and half dollars arethe counterfeits which are cleverly madeand are detected by the shopkeepers onlyby ringing on a glass metallic or marble surface Philadelphia PressA Moment of DoubtA good many soldiers north and southmust remember moments which willenable them to sympathize with thespirit of a question recorded in a southern magazineOn a tiresome night march a Floridasoldier sleepy and worn out fell into aditch by tho roadside There he lay bemoaning his fate when the next regiment came up and hearing his moanssome of tho men hastened to his rescueAs they stood him on his feet bedraggled and demoralized ho turned Done of them and saidI I say stranger dont you thinkSouth Carolina was n little hastyW P BAYES of 240 Jone streetOmaha Neb says of Parks SureCure My wife has been constitutionally wrecked for years Tripdeverything fruitlessly My druggistspersuasion backed bv his guaranteeinduced me to buy a bottle of ParksSure OUre The results are truly wonderlul Parks Sure Cure for the Liverand Kidneys is a positive specific forthe disease or Women Sold by SmootDrug com pan vHouses for JftenrApply to Evan Wride corner 0 an3venth Bkeets Provo tw >Provo Mail Servi eMAIL mAINS LEAVE0 PGoing South 920 a mR G WGoing East 926 a mR G WGbing West 1155 a mU PGoiDg North 432 p mSalt Lake and Salina East 355 p mSalt Lake and Salina West 415 pmMAIL TRAINS ABUIVBU P From Salt Lake 920 a mR G W From the West 926 a mR G WFrom the East 1155 a inSalt Lake and Salina West 355 p mSalt Lake and Salina East 415 pmU P Mail from South 432 p mOFFICE HOURSThe general delivery stamp and registry windows open at 8 a m andclose at 530 p mThe money order window opens at 9a m and closes at 4 p mOn Sundays and legal holidays thegeneral delivery and stamp windowsare open from 12 m to 1 p mMail pouches close thirty minutesbefore the arrival of trainsW D HOBERTSPostmasterJBaunsclieidtismReception Assimilation Exertion In these three words the sumwary and very nature of the genuineBaunscheidtism is expressedThe following is one of many testimonials that Lrfve been voluntarilygivenTo whom it mail cgmxrftThis is to certiry tnat in the winterof 188087 when 1 was in Syria as atraveling missionary and having contracted bv getting wet and cold avery bad toothache and earache MrFred Raile then in Jaffa Palestineand now in Provo city Utah relievedme of my sufferings within a few hoursbv an application of his resuscitatoroleum sJjaunscheidtii so that I hadno toothache for many yearsI will further say that after workingin the mountains of IJaho and Utahexploring prospecting developingmines and being exp > sed to heavystorms sometimes being out all nighti was laid up with rheurnatsm andheavy backuGiieTT went to Provo toMr Raile for relief and after one Isingle application May 1892 I wascured completely ot my pains and enjoy full health and vigor again I givethis testimony tJ Mr llaile out ofthankfulness recommending him andhis science to all the sufferers withinhis reachJAcon SPOIU i ILOGAN Utah IISTOUT AND THIN PEOPLESuture Regulates Fatness and SllumcsiWith an Iron KuleIFatness and slimness come by nature Iand are therefore often impossible oiremedy for it is of no use and it is utter folly beside to fight against cuesconstitution You can affect that constitution to a certain extent but beyondthat extent which wont please either Ithe too fat or the too slim folks you canonly do harm defeat the very object youtry for and worst of all throw yourselfinto ill health It stands to reason thatif a man or woman comes of big bonedstoutly built stock he or she may reasonably bo expected to inherit tho tendencyto corpulence Conversely suppose manis born of family stock which is notablefor its thinness and slimness it mry beand generally is worse than folly forhim to expect by any process of iegxlingor otherwise to be come a stoaiid wellfnvoret1rohsunSo let us realize this big fact at oncethat we have to face the question oiour constitution first of all and as sensible people to see aud discover whetherour fatness or our thinness is part andparcel of our natural build Rest assuredif we are fat by nature it is useless toattempt by diet or otherwise to reduceour bodies to slim proportions Many aman and woman has paid the penalty ofsuch rashness by inducing diseasethrough their outrageous efforts tothwart nature Let us be sensible then Iabout this fatness question and seeclearly where as rational beings westand It is possible to keep even a fatbody within its own limits by reasonable care and diet just as it may bo possible to fatten up a thin person withinlimits again by a regulated course offood Whatever you may do in the wayof thinning or fattening you can neversafely or what is more to tho purposepermanently attain yonr aim by the useof drugs If theruls any cure for fatness at all be sure it is to be found Inthe food and in the food alone HealthWrJS94Harpers BazarILLUSTRATEDHarpers Bazar is a journal for the nomeIt gives the fullest and latest Informationabout Fashions and its numerous illustralions Paris designs and patternsteel supplemoms arc inuiMieiiEible alike to the homedressmaker and tho professional modisteNo expense is spared to make its artistic attractivenesstractivenes ot tho highest order Its brightstpries amusing comedies and thoughtfulessays satisfy all tastes and its last page isfamous as a budg < t of wit and humor In itsweekly issue everything is included which isof interest to women The serials for 18Dwill be written by William rilack and WaiterJiesaut Short stories will be written by AlaryE Wilkins Maria Louise Pool Ruth McEnerStuart Marion Harland and others OutdoorSnorts and Indoor Games Social Entertainment Embroidery and other interesting topics will receive 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Mr JCUSTOM MILLINGOF ALL KINDSFree delivery to all parts ofthe cityLowest Possible Gharnes Madeash Paid for Wh atC ooUta NHOTELTJnder new ManagementHeadquarters for Commercial MenFIRST GLASS IN EVERY PARTICULARMrs Thos RoylancePropCOALSOOT SPAFFORDUptown Office inProvo Com Savings BankYard Telephone 17 IAll Kinds ofcQIJFURNISHEDI Merchant TaflaringWhen You WantFirst Class WorkAt a Reasonable PriceCall onSi PETERSON Merchant TailorHalf Block North of First NationalBank ProvoWork and Fit GuarauteedNOSVNOSVIQIs ITHE1 TIMETOSUESORIEE eFQr theDAILY DISPATCHnFor theSeflWeky DispatchDAILY 600pSEMIWEEKl 2504i i17 > rIIIITYbur neXiiweeks washingUt r11I look w will be cleaner and willIjg done with ess iabor ifClairette Soap5S used Tha clothes will small SWeefcerawill last lonarar CLAIRETTE SOAP Ispure it cleans but does not injure thcfabric It 1 does riot roughen or chap thehanc3cl5MillMill iJ2n use it Bo YoufN K FAIRBANK GOvMfeST LOUISflED W WIICKELFlailing M illCorner 8th and N StreetsAll Kinds olBuilding ContractsTAKENTerms to Suit the TimesBuilding Supplies Furnished EmbracingDOORS SASH MOULDINGS ETCBEE KEEPERS FURNISHINGSSawinp Planing Scroll andall X inds of Mill WorkProyo City MarketCorrected WeeklyWheat per bushel SOc to TOcOats percwt SlOOtoJl13Barley per cwt JOe to 4100Butter per lb JUc3hickea each 26cEggs per dos IOuAll alfa seed per Ib ScJeans per Ib old 4cDried peaches perlb 5cDriedapplesper Ib 5cPotatoes per bushel Ole to OleOnions old pOI lb 8c5eef porlb 4 to BePork pcr Ib 4tf to 5cMutton per lb 4 to 60Veal per Ib eo 4 to 5cflay wild per ton 500tar alfalfa per ton 8400Cabbage per Ib lc to 14cRaspberries per qt Sc to lucBlackberries per qt lOc to 1ctring beans per ID Icto ocApricots per bushel 21 00 to 31 23Apples per bushel a c to SUePeaches per bushel 75c to fi20Plums 3100 to 312uTHE DENVERANDRio Granda RailIroadlSCENIC LINE OF rHt WORLDThe only line running two throughast trains daily toASPENLEADYILLECOLORADO SPSPUEBLO DENVEREffective April 29 1894Train 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